Cottage Located in Historic District and Close to Downtown.

WE JUST HAD A CANCELLATION! BOOK NOW! July 21,22,23 Doe's Cottage is just minutes away from Historic Downtown Mariposa. Rates: $125 for 2 plus taxes, 3 night minimum, $25 per extra guest, max 4 Your perfect base for visiting Yosemite and all these special events for summer 2016: Irishfest at The Bug Hostel 02/27/2016 Mariposa Storytelling Festival 03/11/2016 - 03/13/2016 Mariposa Annual Gem Show 04/09/2016 - 04/10/2016 Mariposa Butterfly Festival 04/29/2016 - 05/01/2016 Rotary Art & Wine Festival 2016 05/28/2016 Mariposa County Fair 09/02/2016 - 09/05/2016 Nestled in the quaint town of Mariposa we offer our cottage for 3 night minimum in the summer and 2 night minimum in the winter. Doe’s Cottage has 2 bedrooms each with a queen bed. One bathroom with a tub shower, living room with a fireplace and kitchen. Sleeps one to four guests. Always a comfy home to return to after your days adventures in Yosemite, the Gold Rush Country or Central Valley. Just kicking around Mariposa is a great treat too. It is located at the base of the Mother Lode and is loaded with history. The Doe's Cottage is just a block away from Historic down town Mariposa and walking distance to the bus stop for Yosemite or the Central valley. Mariposa has a home town atmosphere with a wonderful museum, fairgrounds with a mineral museum, some great new restaurants and no stoplights!. Visiting Yosemite From Doe's Cottage you have a choice of three entrance gates to enter Yosemite National Park. The fastest and most direct way to Yosemite is Hwy 140 along the Merced River. It is a half hour to the Yosemite Arch Rock Entrance and then a half hour into Yosemite Valley. Another popular route is through the pretty country foothills on Hwy 49 South through Oakhurst to Hwy 41 North where you enter the pines on your way to the South Gate Park entrance at Wawona. At this entrance is the Mariposa Grove of Giant Sequoias. The third option, Hwy 49 North will take you through some of the old wild west gold rush towns of Coulterville and then to Hwy 120 through Groveland and to the park's Big Oak Flat west gate. On any of these routes you see plenty of California's rich history. Yosemite speaks for it's self but after you book we can suggest our favorite spots. If it's the gold country your after, Hwy 49 North to Jamestown and Columbia are just and hour away. If you are visiting the new Merced UC college you are about 40 minutes from campus. Keywords: A lovely cottage in the historic down town western town of Mariposa.